Bankers See Light as Confidence Rises on Wall Street
New York bankers express cautious optimism after a two and a half year drought. A leading figure shifts from pessimism to hope, citing Congress tax decisions, France’s stance on German reparations, and strong public interest in the 100 million dollar American Securities Investing Corporation to buy prime corporate securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Washington
Congress
France
American Securities Investing Corporation
Prime Corporation
Entomologists Lead War on Crickets Across Idaho
Idaho congressman Addison T. Smith reported that the agricultural appropriation bill includes 1.45 million dollars for grasshopper fighting with more help possible. A farmers meeting led to a permanent volunteer committee to direct cricket control, with supplies lunches and gasoline for workers, and a subsequent Indian agency session naming local officials to the committee. An accompanying concert notice is announced for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Willard Lund
Nate Black
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
T. C. Coffin
Milton Boam
Tyhee Farmer
Boam
Lund
Indian Agency
Fort Hall
F. A. Gross
Ras Hansen
W. C. White
Bingham County
R. T. Hale
S. A. Dunn
A. H. McGuire
Tyhee
Bannock County
F. A Gross
Ralph Dixey
Concert by Y M M I A program at First Ward Hall
An evening concert directed by the L D 8S stake Y M M I A will be held at the First Ward recreation hall starting at 8 o clock. The program features leading Pocatello groups and soloists with mixed choruses violin pieces and vocal duets including In the Time of Roses Kerry Dance Danny Boy and Pilgrims Chorus among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D
Stake Y. M. M. I. A
First Ward
Pocatello
Paul Ennis
Ralphene Varley
North Pocatello
Messrs
Judd
Neilson Christensen
Norris
Ellen
Ferris Edgley
Getez
Willia
Danny Boy
Weatherby
Johnson
Lena Babcock
Song of Love
Dawes Resigns To Return To Chicago Bank
Dawes resigns to return to Chicago bank to manage income producing construction loans. An announcement outlines President Hoover's complete program and analyzes the corporation’s achievements to date. Dawes is 68 but maintains a rapid pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Chicago
Hoover
Boy Scout Leaders Meet at Aberdeen
A final training course meeting for Boy Scout leaders was held at the Aberdeen school Monday evening with J. T. Dvorak in charge. Over 70 scout leaders and their ladies attended the final affair honoring ladies night. Patrol stunts by the men in training highlighted the entertainment. A luncheon was served by the organizers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Watkins of Pocatello and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Petersen of American Falls.
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Aberdeen
J. T. Dvorak
D. C. Watkins
Pocatello
Allen Petersen
American Falls
Winter Arrives As Ducks Seen By City Workers
Ray Anthony and Nahan Curtis at Pocatello airport report spotting a flock of about 40 ducks heading south signaling winter. The note mixes local voices on unemployment, volunteer aid for crickets, and civic concerns from barriers on dead end streets to lighting and safety near bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Anthony
Nahan Curtis
Pocatello Airport
Portneuf
Invigorating Crystal Waters at Indian Springs Natatorium
Vivid description of sparkling waters and the lively atmosphere at Indian Springs Natatorium. The piece highlights the refreshing appeal of the facility and its inviting interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Springs Natatorium
Indian Springs
Hemroid remedy claim in old advertisement
An advertisement touts Dr. Nehardt's Hemroid internal remedy as the solution to piles caused by poor blood circulation. It claims to remove congestion restore circulation heal and strengthen diseased tissue, promising quick relief for long standing cases.
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Nehardt
Local notes show many visitors and events in Pocatello
Dr W A Baugh visits Shoshone guests in town EF M Bells and Buck Jensen of Soda Springs tour Pocatello Eva Weir returns from Logan Mrs William Rader recovering at General hospital staff adjourns till September Ruth Richards and Agnes Miguel en route to Yellowstone Mrs Paul Sorgatz undergoes major operation in good condition Wilfred and Mrs Dohse plan six week trip to Attica NY Mrs Westcott improving after major operation at Lynn hospital Ivy Rebekah Kensington hosts at Pomeroy home Violet McGraw wins Intermountain district guild contest Arthur Walter to Los Angeles for AFM convention Gate City Knights Templar hold final meeting of summer session Pocatello Clerks discuss July 4 5 6 pageant plans Orson Packham leads Clerks on July Fourth program pledge of support for Fort Hall pageant Judge Houde to host Methodist church board meeting Infant Arthur R Webb dies remains shipped to Twin Falls W A Pomeroy event at Hayes home Ernest Wilson charged with malicious property damage in Wagenseller case Weldon Lawrence to perform piano recital J E Peese convicted for drunken driving E W Dourey fined R F Brookhart announces French Legion visit to Portland and a stop in Pocatello in October
Furlough Plan of President Is Turned Down
The house approved a reorganization of the shipping board saving an estimated 2 362 000 dollars. Senate cut public construction appropriations by ten percent in contracts not yet let and adopted a limit of rentals at 15 percent of fair market value. A president allowed to merge health personnel conservation and education offices passed, along with merging supply divisions of the war and navy departments. Senator Bratton proposed elimination of veterans provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping Board
House
Senate
Blaine
Wis
Legion Chief Plans July American Legion Program
Legion officials announced Robert F. Hamilton will devote his time to the July program. He will meet Legionnaires daily at 9:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Legion saloon. A whiskers dance is scheduled at Dance Gardens Friday evening with prizes and the state drum and bugle corps. Jim Matthews will tour southern and eastern Idaho in full whiskers and pioneer attire to distribute program literature.
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Robert F. Hamilton
American Legion
L. E. Schwendiman
Legion Saloon
Schwendiman
Legion
Idaho
Jim Matthews
Kiwanis Club Hosts 4 H Leaders From Idaho
The Kiwanis club heard J H Reardon 4 H leader from the University of Idaho at Moscow Lola McGregor of Cleveland Bannock county and Wilma Mitchell Shoshone last year s International Harvester scholarship winner speak on 4 H club work in Idaho and related activities Guests Lillian Meierotte Olive Hale attended the 4 H club school at the Southern Branch of the University of Idaho Program arranged by Warren Barber District Governor F E Mumford will attend the June 14 meeting to address the club with a special program planned for his entertainment.
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Kiwanis Club
J. H. Reardon
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Idaho
Lola McGregor
Cleveland
Bannock County
Chicago
Miss McGregor
Wilma Mitchell
Shoshone
International Harvester Company
Lillian Meierotte
Idaho Falls
Olive Hale
Blackfoot
Canning
University of Idaho
Warren Barber
L. E. Glennon
F. E. Mumford
Plan Boise Air Line Proposal To Boise Route
Local air enthusiasts traveled to Twin Falls to meet with the Chamber of Commerce at noon and present a plan for an air line from Pocatello to Boise with intermediate stops. Participants included John Hood Paul Nash F M Bistline Elmer Tarr and F H Christensen. They would inspect landing facilities and gauge potential passengers.
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Twin Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Boise
John Hood
Paul Nash
F. M. Bistline
Elmer Tarr
Scenic Airways Corporation
F. H. Christensen
Burley
Jerome
Fares Cut For Legion Convention in Pocatello
Reduced railroad fares will be allowed from all points on the Oregon Short Line in Utah and Idaho to the American Legion state convention at Pocatello July 4 5 and 6 R F Brookhart local commander says tickets at 90 percent of a one way fare for the round trip must be purchased by midnight July 4 Brookhart expects many visitors from outside Idaho for the three day program and national holiday celebration.
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Oregon
Utah
Idaho
American Legion
Pocatello
R. F. Brookhart
Brookhart
Tests Available Officers to Examine Brakes and Lights
Defective brakes and improperly adjusted lights must meet safety code standards. Tests are set for Thursday and Friday. Noncompliant drivers should attend at the appointed time. Brake checks will be on North Garfield 200 block and East Halliday between Second and Third avenues. Lights may be tested at four authorized stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Oliver
Maurice Rossiter
North Garfield
East Halliday
Former Idaho Governor Discusses Farm Loans and Seed Aid
Former Idaho Governor D. W. Davis, chief national inspector for Secretary Arthur Hyde, announced Idaho farm loans totaling 4 791 and national totals of 508 555 loans. Davis spoke at a meeting with Reconstruction Finance Corp officials and planned to visit American Falls before Salt Lake City. He said loans assist about two and a half million people to stay on farms this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
D. W. Davis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Davis
Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur M. Hyde
American Falls
Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado
Washington
Action Urged as Trude Moves Through Idaho Route
Sam Trude, manager of the railroad ranch at Trade, Idaho, passed through Pocatello this morning en route to Trade after an extended trip to several western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Trude
Trade
Idaho
Pocatello
Eastern cities trend favors Hoover and repeal roil talks
Mr Trude reports visiting Washington New York and Chicago and other eastern cities noting a growing momentum for President Hoover re election. He says opposition to the 18th amendment is increasing in the east and repeal advocates grow daily. He urges Idaho to take a clear stand while eastern financiers say repeal would redirect illicit funds to legitimate trade.
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Trudd
Washington
New York
Chicago
Hoover
East
Trude
Idaho
Rival Tickets Attract Idaho Voters In Local Returns
Idaho voters cast ballots for congress and state offices with mixed party support. Democratic and Republican nominees earned scattered votes for governor lieutenant governor and other offices. Some candidates shifted party lines, while others secured a few backing votes in different races.
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Addison T. Smith
Burton L. French
C. Ben Rossney
Gover
Byron Defenbach
Barzilla W. Clark
Representative French
George Hill
Victor Peterson
O. E. Bossen
Payette
Lukens
W. W. Deal
Babcock
H. C. Baldridge
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BOY Scout
Salvation Army
Lions Club
Stanley Cleave
Ofocatello
Defenbach
Ross
John Thomas
James Pope
Ike Masters
Knights of Columbus
Charles Butler
Charlie
Infantry
Ike
Getti
Sons of Democracy
National Capitol
W. A. Baugh
St. Marie Hotel
EF. M. Bells
Buck Jensen
Soda Springs
Eva Weir
Logan
William Rader
North Lincoln
the General Hospital
The
General Hospital
Ruth Richards
Agnes Miguel
San Francisco
California
Yellowstone National Park
Paul Sorgatz
East Lander
Wilfred Dohse
Attica
Mr Dohse
R. E Westcott
South Hayes
Lynn Hospital
C. D. Pomeroy
Wm. Allen
Don Brandt
Ivy Rebekah Kensington
Pomeroy
S. Hayes
Rebekahs
Violet McGraw
Arthur W. Walter
Los Angeles
American Federation of Musicians
Gate City Commandary
Knights Templar
Orson Packham
Old Fort Hall
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Judge Houde
Arthur R. Webb
A. R. Webb
Hall Mortuary
C. W. Pomeroy
Con Brandt
Ernest Wilson
E. G. Houde
Wilson
George Wagenseller
North Eleventh
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Weldon Lawrence
Evelyn Lundgren
Deane Brown
Herbert Branding
J. E. Peese
Peese
Center
Main Streets
E. W. Dourey
French Legion
Portland
Union
Pacific Coast
Legion Manager
Petersen Furniture CO
Plan Boise Air Line
Power County
Sewell
del Monte
Sewell’s
Imperial Valley
Mission Bell
Campbel
Liberty Bell
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